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Britton Buchanan and Jaclyn Lovey of The Voice Season 14. (NBC Photo)

Britton Buchanan and Jaclyn Lovey were the youngest duo to take the stage Monday night on The Voice.

They also scored one of the night’s biggest hits on iTunes.

As of midnight, their cover of “Thinking Out Loud” had already cracked the Top 150 on the iTunes overall singles chart.

It was also sitting in the Top 50 on the iTunes pop singles chart.

And by 2 p.m. Wednesday, it was still the top song on the charts from MOnday’s show, having climbed all the way to number 76 on the overall singles chart.

Britton was declared the winner of the Team Alicia Keys matchup. But Jaclyn advanced as well after being stolen by Blake Shelton.

As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, all six songs from Monday’s show were charting, and two others had cracked the iTunes Top 200 singles chart — “Burning House” by Justin Kilgore and Molly Stevens; and “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” by Drew Cole and Miya Bass.

Justin and Molly were performing as members of Team Kelly Clarkson. Justin was named winner of the match; Molly was eliminated.

Drew and Miya were performing as members of Team Adam Levine. Drew advanced — and so did Miya. She was stolen by Alicia Keys.

Here’s a look at where all the songs from Monday’s show stood on the charts as of midnight.

I’ll update this blog Tuesday with the rankings as of noon, which is when voting typically ends following a live episode of The Voice.

Overall Singles Chart

#76 — Britton Buchanan and Jaclyn Lovey, “Thinking Out Loud”

#104 — Justin Kilgore and Molly Stevens, “Burning House”

#182 — Drew Cole and Miya Bass, “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door”

Country Singles Chart

#27 — Justin Kilgore and Molly Stevens, “Burning House”

#64 — Jordon Kirkdorffer and Wilkes, “Nobody to Blame”

#72 — Kaleb Lee and Pryor Baird, “Don’t Do Me Like That”

Pop Singles Chart

#22 — Britton Buchanan and Jaclyn Lovey, “Thinking Out Loud”

#53 — Drew Cole and Miya Bass, “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door”

#132 — Genesis Diaz and Mia Boostrom, “Because of You”